On a rainy night, 16-year-old orphan Zhou Ye found an unconscious 18-year-old rich girl Shen Zhaoning in a car scrapyard - her dress was torn, she was holding half a copper coin in her hand, and her body was covered with scars. Zhou Ye hid her in the residence he converted from an abandoned bus, using a coat smelling of engine oil to protect her from the cold, and discovered the butterfly birthmark on her lower back and the fear in her eyes. But people from two worlds were close to each other in the moonlight: Shen Zhaoning taught him to play the piano pieced together in the garbage dump, and Zhou Ye folded tin roses for her. Four years later, on his birthday, Zhou Ye saw the news that Shen Zhaoning was engaged to a wealthy man. He broke into Shen's house in the rain but was seriously injured by the bodyguards. Shen Zhaoning was forced by his father to sign a breakup letter and an organ donation consent form, and watched helplessly as Zhou Ye was thrown out of the door. Ten years later, the bankrupt Shen Zhaoning reunited with Zhou Ye, who had become a technological upstart, while working as a waiter at a reception. He humiliated her in public, but hid every letter she wrote back then; she shielded him from an acid attack and woke him up from a coma with the nursery rhymes they sang when they first met. In the original scrapyard, Zhou Ye used the original stock to subscribe for the book origami boat, and Shen Zhaoning put in the family crest - two copper coins that had been separated for twenty years, and finally achieved perfection.
Concept: In the rift between class and violence, love is a metal rose that never rusts